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Georgia Genealogy Trails "Where your Journey Begins" |
Marriage Notices
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Gaylor- Daniel
MARRIED IN ROME JAIL, ESCAPES PROSECTION - Rome, Ga., July 20 - A wedding
ceremony performed by Justice T.B. Broach in the office of the county jail last night put an end to the proceedings
instituted in federal court against the groom. Claude Gaylor, charged with violating the Mann white slave law. The bride, aged 36, twelve years the senior
of the groom, was Mrs. Ellie Daniel, a
widow with eight children, and a kinswoman of a wealthy and prominent family Rome family. A
federal agent was here yesterday to press the case against the pair, alleging that the man brought the woman here
from Alabama Sunday. The prosecutor was a brother in law of the bride, B.C.
Daniel, who withdrew the charges after the wedding ceremony was preformed.
[The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta Georgia July 21, 1917 - submitted
by Shauna Williams]
